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🌀 #TeamCommUNITY's Community Health Report #CHR2020 offers evidence and recommendations for #DigitalRights stakeholders to level up their commitment to psychosocial support.
🌀 Something to forward to every decision maker you know: https://t.co/rlZjLAOPVw!
If we, communities of #DigitaRights, #InternetFreedom and other HRDs, neglect our self-care and community care, we forget part of our mission and let what we combat threaten what makes us stronger: being safe, healthy and together.
🌀Time to check out the much needed #CHR2020🔻
El 94,5% de los encuestados de #CHR2020 afirman haber experimentado estrés relacionado con el aumento de la vigilancia, la censura, el bloqueo de medios de comunicación y/o la incitación al odio, y el 67,38% de todos los miembros afirman haber experimentado niveles de estrés 👇
I'm so pleased to see these articles published in the Computational Humanities Research special collection of @up_johd guest-edited by @FolgertK @AdinaNerghes @melvinwevers and inspired by #CHR2020. There will be more to come. Happy reading! @CompHumResearch
#johdpapers
Two new articles out today 📰
#datapaper "A Telegram Corpus for Hate Speech, Offensive Language, and Online Harm" https://t.co/TVTfCSu9hZ
#researchpaper "The Telegram Chronicles of Online Harm" https://t.co/GYRcM2vXcw
by @tschfflr, V. Solopova and M. Popa-Wyatt.
It's a wrap! The first edition of the Computational Humanities Research workshop has come to an end! We thank all authors, speakers, PC members, and participants(!) for their tremendous work and effort to make this happen! 🥳🥳🥳 #CHR2020
Bravo #CHR2020 conference - organizers @FolgertK @melvinwevers @AdinaNerghes @BarbaraMcGilli & all the great talks too! Happy to hear that it will continue next year too!
270 (virtual) participants for the first #CHR2020 workshop – that is truely impressive! Great job @FolgertK @melvinwevers and @BarbaraMcGilli, looking forward to the next edition! Until then: join the awesome community here https://t.co/b8Sfw9wvZy
I just want to say that I'm in awe of @CompHumResearch #CHR2020. I love website, videos, and that so many papers have accompanying code. I also like the consistent style in which all the papers are tweeted about. Big congrats to @FolgertK and everyone else who made this happen!
@true_mxp @MateuszFafinski propose "if #DH is characterized by the use of tools, computational humanities is characterized by the use of methods” in their talk on Nothing New Under the Sun? Computational Humanities and the Methodology of History at #CHR2020
Excited to present our musical sentiment dataset (MuSe) together with @christopher Akiki at #CHR2020 in a few minutes, paper can be found here: https://t.co/rWcl0t9Erk
Get ready for the final session of #CHR2020, which consists of four presentation that deal with theoretical aspects of computational humanities research. Starting in 30 minutes!
Another #CHR2020 session on "literary studies" will start at 11:30, https://t.co/W9ysxqD9nq
There will be 2 talks on computational intertextuality (@emanjava @FolgertK @Mike_Kestemont) and 1 on topic modeling of literary texts (@EvelynGius @InkWild1). Join us!
#CHR2020 Anne Kandler on inferring indiv soc learning processes from incomplete poplevel cultural data
-Estimate age&pop struct+diversity+transmission
-Importance of not thresholding rare variants
-Shift: infer not which process did but which processes *did not* generate the data
The #CHR2020 is in full swing. Yesterday's keynote by Dong Nguyen was fantastic, and today Anne Kandler is giving a second keynote.
Also, great setup as far as online conferences go!
"How We Do Things With Words: Analyzing Text as Social and Cultural Data" – as suggested in yesterday's #CHR2020 keynote by Dong Nguyen: https://t.co/joDJxgSEJz A great guide for any kind of text analysis that describes all the crucial steps involved in the process!
The final session of the day consists of four papers related to the field of cultural evolution as applied to the humanities. Starting at 14:00 CET! #CHR2020
what great a #CHR2020 session on history- always enjoy hearing about historical networks of course! & the ongoing work @RuthAhnert & crew! & awesome work on historical image analysis by @thomassmits & @RubenRos8. Thanks all! But still missing the post-talk coffees & chats!
"How We Do Things With Words: Analyzing Text as Social and Cultural Data" – as suggested in yesterday's #CHR2020 keynote by Dong Nguyen: https://t.co/joDJxgSEJz A great guide for any kind of text analysis that describes all the crucial steps involved in the process!
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